I have the 06 Eclipse, using aftermarket projector headlights and I used H1 bulbs, I need 35w ballast and H1 bulbs, can I get that from this kit?
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I would recommend contacting the company first as I myself wouldn't mix and match parts from different kits. However if your current HID setup is from Kensun I would again contact the company directly because why spend a lot of money on an entire kit when you only need bulbs and a ballast. If you go the kit route and your current HIDs are non-Kensun I would recommend swapping out the whole set-up and just using all of the same parts.
88018
It doenst even come with HID bulbs, they are regular xenon. If you want to upgrade you will need the ballast and bulbs.
1679776
you will want h7 for low beams. Don't waste your money on high beams bulbs h1 , it takes an hid bulb around 1 minute to hit full power output so it's hard on them if you keep turning them on and off. FYI i had to rewire my factory wiring harness plug on the there harness because there pins where not fitting.
1595125
I bought the same ones. There are no HID's in it only parking lights. You need to buy HID H7 I believe. I just took them to a body shop near by and replaced HID kit from my old headlights. They charged me $50 for changing it but they did a great job. You might also need headlights capacitors in you get any sign on your dashboard.
670007
Yes. You have the same bulbs installed that my jeep had. You will have to dismantle the lenses from the headlight bucket and probably do some grinding on the headlight bucket to install the projectors. (see You Tube) After you get done with that work, and install the projectors, the beam pattern may be scattered by the flutes on the inside of your your headlight lenses. That means you might have to grind the flutes off the inside of your lenses and re-polish the inside of your lenses. (So you don't blind oncoming traffic with glare.) If you don't feel like doing this work, I recommend you install similar xenon lights in your grill. If you buy "driving lights" or "fog lights" they might have a built in bracket. If you put them higher in your grill they will be more useful than "pimp lights". You can rig them to your factory fog light switch probably. (using a relay, best) Remember, in order to see better, you want the low power 3500 K bulbs. These have more yellow light. Use the 35 watt setup sold everywhere. The yellow-white light can be seen by the human eye. The brilliant high power and high Kelvin (blue ) light is not in the range that can be seen by the human eye. These also blind oncoming traffic, and attract the police who will stop you to see if you have a brain. You will end up consulting this link for advice since he makes add on circuits for this exact modification. Without this guy's circuits, $35.00, you will not be able to get the high beams to work. (If your car is the same as my Jeep). http://www.wolstentech.com/products/timedelayrelay/tdr-s.php I installed these lights in my jeep, can now see at night, and am happy with them. But I also like tinkering around with stuff. If you are not into monkeying around with tools, go with the high mounted driving lights in your grill. I was happy with the lights and service from this company.
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dont listen to surfer5042, i bet is those kind of people searching online, and dont even have the product, this headlights looks awesome, h1 is the type of bulb the use for low high beam, now if are serious about this, go to my Instagramand u can see some pictures of my car. thanks let me know if it helps. static_pupsik
1398755
No. These are just projectors/lenses. They have wiring for the internal LEDs, but the actual headlight bulbs and everything are not included. They are built for the oem halogens which would not have ballasts. If you have oem hids, I do not believe that this will work for you. Aftermarket hids can be applied as long as you use the oem halogen bulb size (wanna say h7 off the top of my head)
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It depends on which stock headlamp assembly you have. If your car already came with HID's (projector lense) then you will need a D35 bulb but if if your car uses traditional reflector lenses with a halogen bulb then you need to get the H11 bulb. Warning: Installing HID Xenon Bulbs into a fixture designed for reflecting halogen bulbs will be potentially hazardous to other drivers due to high amounts of glare. Projector retrofits are recommended if you plan to do HIDs.
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I bought some eBay led headlights that were rated at 150w. The results were not good. Put an HID kit in there instead and it was easily 3 times bbrighter , however the spread is horrible but I have yet to try to aim the headlights. I think that a stock halogen bulb with high output might give you the best balance. Best of luck. I don't regret the hids though, serious upgrade
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I use 55w hids with a high 4 relay. The beams are nice the housings are the third set I've had and the only ones I've been happy with so far I also bought them as a possibility to do real projector retrofit in the future.
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look at ur owners manual it will tell u bulb that u use if u see halogen bulb get hid kit for that bulb if u see hid bulb u already got hid if u have high beam & low beam halogen u can get hid kit for both up to u or go to advance auto they will tell u what bulbs u got
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you can use these or the 35 watt. These are a lot brighter than the 35 watt HID's
909062
If this is a new install, your going to need the ballast for each light. I had to return and purchase the conversion kit by the same brand. I think I paid 50 bucks, note the instructions are worthless and in a foreign language. I found out after a while of messing with them that the retaining ring DOES come off. The conversion kit is a plug and play. Comes with both HID lamps,ballast and harness.
132313
If you want them to be on high beams as well you will need to get the Bi-Xenon style HID KIT. But no when you flick on your high beams it will be the halogen bulb that will come on.
1683052
You don't. Throw them away and buy something else. I tried with no luck. 55w ballasts are notorious for burning up and causing problems. Go with 50-80watt crew led bulbs or 35watt hids
1970786
Dear Timothy,Thanks for your inquiry.The lights you were refering to are 35W,and they can be used with the 55W ballasts but this will definitely reduce the lifespan of the lights.So you'd better use 55W lights with 55W ballasts or 35W lights with 35W ballasts.And we do not sell hid lights separately,but we do have 55W hid kit including lights and ballasts.Hope this can help.
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You need to check your existing bulbs. If they are H11's you should be good to go